Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Year Circles to Prom and Graduation THE GENTLE GREEN of magnolias leaves a Deep South aura and momentous moments in the spirits of Juniors and Seniors. A PAUSE in entertainment finds Becky Mullen and Doug Allison in quest of a thirst quencher. TWELVE YEARS PASS in a fleeting moment as Jeanne Hege receives her long-awaited diploma from Mr. Paul Cooper. 1961 MARSHALS David Bailey, Chief; First Rote: Amelia Phillips, Sharon Miller. Second Row: Arlene Miller, Billie Arrington. Third row; Billy Ellcdge, Butch Brannon. 13

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The Curve of the WE HUFF AND PUFF gasp Junior-Senior Dance decorators Bobby Ward, Johnny Brady, Ray Ruth, and Bobby Edgerton. Spring, the awakening, And we awake. The start of new activities And we are active. The heightening of excitement And we are excited. Our activities encompass all these and more Is our theme in Spring, Our many-faceted Spring? THEN Nancy Price ponders, “Don’t you think it would be better if . . . ?” NOW that we have them, how do we wear them?” muse graduates-to-be Pat Ennis and Suzanne Mcars. IMPATIENT TO FINISH, Nancy Allison exclaims, “While you decide, I’ll decorate.”

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AS RED CROSS VOLUNTEER, Mary Bailey makes her summer hours more meritorious. JERRY HAILEY swabs decks against a seascape setting. SUMMERTIME, A FAMILY TIME, finds the J. D. Griffins preparing meals for a church retreat at Crabtree. Squatted on red sun-baked clay— Five of them—long, lean and lonely, Surrounded by struggling young grasses, Visited by a minority of “Summer-schoolers” While regular tenants are away At summer jobs and amusements Beckoned, by heat waves, to coolness— Pool, sea, and mountain shade Leisure time (growing into boredom) Contrasts with activity Perspiration mixes with perspicacity As Caryites build for the future With summer employment. Cary Merges Into 14